Wholesale Wireline Access Connections and Revenue in Russia to 2014

INTRODUCTION
Ovum’s Wholesale wireline access connections and revenue in Russia to 2014 databook gives a comprehensive analysis of the wholesale wireline market with respect to broadband and narrowband network types. The wholesale broadband networks are segmented into consumer and business sectors and are further illustrated in detail according to the technologies: DSL, Cable modem, Leased line, Ethernet, Fiber. The narrowband network is illustrated via usage minutes and revenue generation from access ports and usage.

Scope
This databook begins with an overview of wholesale broadband access across consumer and business sectors. This is further illustrated in detail within the following technologies:
• DSL
• Leased line
• Ethernet
• Fiber
This databook also covers wholesale narrowband usage minutes and total revenues. It concludes with a detailed analysis section on the future market scenarios.

Reasons to purchase
• Assess lucrative segments for investment within the wholesale wireline access market in Russia.
• Identify key trends and areas of growth in the wholesale wireline access market in Russia.
• Make informed strategic business decisions.


Report Highlights

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
OVERVIEW 1
Catalyst 1
Summary 1
INTRODUCTION 8
Reasons to purchase 8
WHOLESALE WIRELINE ACCESS MARKET OVERVIEW 11
WHOLESALE BROADBAND ACCESS MARKET ANALYSIS 12
Wholesale broadband access market segmentation 12
Wholesale broadband access lines 13
Wholesale broadband access revenues 16
WHOLESALE CONSUMER BROADBAND MARKET BY TECHNOLOGY 18
Analysis of wholesale consumer broadband lines and revenues – DSL 19
Analysis of wholesale consumer broadband lines and revenues – Fiber 21
Analysis of wholesale consumer broadband lines and revenues – Other broadband 23
WHOLESALE BUSINESS BROADBAND ACCESS MARKET BY TECHNOLOGY 25
Analysis of wholesale business broadband lines and revenues – DSL 26
Analysis of wholesale business broadband lines and revenues – Leased line 28
Analysis of wholesale business broadband lines and revenues – Ethernet 30
Analysis of wholesale business broadband lines and revenues – Other broadband 32
WHOLESALE NARROWBAND WIRELINE ACCESS OVERVIEW 34
COUNTRY COMPARISION 36
Revenue in top five countries 36
Connections in top five countries 40
MARKET SCENARIO: 2008–14 42
Wholesale access business models 42
Established markets 43
APPENDIX 46
Forecast methodology 46
Further reading 50
How to contact experts in your industry 50
Disclaimer 50

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1: Wholesale wireline access, Russia, revenue split (%), 2008 11
Figure 2: Wholesale broadband access, Russia, revenue split (%), 2008 and 2014 12
Figure 3: Wholesale broadband access, Russia, revenues ($m) and lines (000s), 2008–14 13
Figure 4: Wholesale broadband access, Russia, lines (000s) split by consumer and business sectors, 2008–14 14
Figure 5: Wholesale broadband access, Russia, revenues ($m) split by consumer and business sectors,2008–14 16
Figure 6: Consumers wholesale broadband access lines, Russia, lines(000s) split by technologies, 2008 18
Figure 7: Wholesale consumer broadband access, Russia, DSL lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 19
Figure 8: Wholesale consumer broadband access, Russia, Fiber lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 21
Figure 9: Wholesale consumer broadband access, Russia, other broadband lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 23
Figure 10: Wholesale business broadband access lines, Russia, lines (000s) split by technologies, 2008 25
Figure 11: Wholesale business broadband access, Russia, DSL lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 26
Figure 12: Wholesale business broadband access, Russia, leased line lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 28
Figure 13: Wholesale business broadband access, Russia, ethernet lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 30
Figure 14: Wholesale business broadband access, Russia, other broadband lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 32
Figure 15: Wholesale narrowband wireline access, Russia, revenues ($m) and usage minutes (m), 2008–14 34
Figure 16: Wholesale wireline broadband access revenues ($m) in 2008, Russia vs. top five countries 36
Figure 17: Total narrowband revenues ($m) in 2008, Russia vs. top five countries 38
Figure 18: Wholesale wireline broadband access lines in 2008, Russia vs. top five countries 40
Figure 19: Flowchart of wholesale wireline access forecast model - top level 46
Figure 20: Flowchart of wholesale wireline access forecast model - narrowband 47
Figure 21: Flowchart of wholesale wireline access forecast model - broadband 48

LIST OF TABLES
Table 1: Definitions 9
Table 2: Wholesale broadband access, Russia, revenues ($m) and lines (000s), 2008–14 13
Table 3: Wholesale broadband access, Russia, lines (000s) split by consumer and business sectors,2008–14 15
Table 4: Wholesale broadband access, Russia, revenues ($m) split by consumer and business sectors,2008–14 17
Table 5: Wholesale consumer broadband access, Russia, DSL lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 20
Table 6: Wholesale consumer broadband access, Russia, Fiber lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 22
Table 7: Wholesale consumer broadband access, Russia, Other broadband lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 24
Table 8: Wholesale business broadband access, Russia, DSL lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 27
Table 9: Wholesale business broadband access, Russia, leased line lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 29
Table 10: Wholesale business broadband access, Russia, ethernet lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 31
Table 11: Wholesale business broadband access, Russia, other broadband lines (000s) and revenues ($m), 2008–14 33
Table 12: Wholesale narrowband wireline access, Russia, revenues ($m) and usage minutes (m), 2008–14 35
Table 13: Wholesale wireline broadband access revenues ($m) in 2008, Hungary vs. top five countries 37
Table 14: Total narrowband revenues ($m) in 2008, Russia vs. top five countries 39
Table 15: Wholesale wireline broadband access lines in 2008, Russia vs. top five countries 41
Table 16: Established markets: scenario 2008–09 43
Table 17: Established markets: scenario 2010–12 44
Table 18: Established markets: scenario 2013–14 45
Table 19: Research parameters used - wholesale narrowband access model 49
Table 20: Research parameters used - wholesale broadband access model 49


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